The Globe and Mail
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May 13, 2026
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Nuclear power means backing yesterday’s horse while sacrificing Canada’s future
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Nuclear power means backing yesterday’s horse while sacrificing Canada’s future
RALPH TORRIE
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PUBLISHED MAY 13, 2026
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In 1914, the Hudson’s Bay Company built a stable for its delivery horses just as Henry Ford’s assembly line was redefining transportation. Within a decade, the Bay’s horses were gone. Today, Canada risks a similar misstep. Governments are committing to new nuclear reactors at a moment when electricity syst…
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